Feb. 13 Newsletter: Manchester's murals
A big bet on public art in the Southside neighborhood. Plus, an alleged violent encounter at a Richmond bar, a density compromise, and thoughts on the Richmond Free Press announcing it will cease publication.
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Manchester makes a big investment in public art
"More foot traffic would mean more investment in the community and infrastructure."
Woman files $3M lawsuit against Siné over altercation that led to felony charge for bouncer
Images filed in court show DeSantiago sprawled on the floor and the bouncer who allegedly knocked her out holding a stun gun as a crowd looked on.
‘Farewell’: Richmond Free Press ceases publication
Richmond’s Black newspaper announced that it will end all publication this week after 34 years.
Controversial Grove Ave. development wins permit after scaling back plans
“I believe we can add needed housing in Richmond without losing what people love about their neighborhoods.”
St. Christopher's clinches regular season Prep League title
They clinched the regular season title and the assurance of home games throughout the tournament next week.
Feb. 11 Newsletter: Affordable housing compromise
Why the RPS budget is coming under scrutiny, and a response from the superintendent. Plus, an energy efficiency study aims to help reduce costs for RRHA, and City Council asks the mayor to consider lowering taxes – next year.
